Scott Avett of The Avett Brothers during one of the North Carolina band’s two shows in Northwest Arkansas this year. I was lucky enough to see several dozen concerts in Northwest Arkansas this year. I watched some outside of this area, too, and many of those were excellent as well
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Click here to view the embedded video. The Flaming Lips cover The Beatles’ “I Am The Walrus.” You know that else the Flaming Lips are? Coming to Fayetteville, that’s what. The University of Arkansas and its Headliner Concerts Committee have provided an update for its fall concert with the Flaming Lips on Nov
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Click here to view the embedded video. Above, Kix Brooks sings “New to This Town.” He’s also new to a solo career, having parted ways from Brooks and Dunn.
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Kid Cudi performing Sunday night at Barnhill Arena. All photos by KEVIN KINDER, NWA Media. Someone I follow on Twitter suggested there was an error in the billing of the Chip tha Ripper, Big Boi and Kid Cudi show at the University of Arkansas’ Barnhill Arena on Sunday (April 29) night. Big Boi, one half the rap giant (and ever-present soundtrack at clubs during my collegiate days) OutKast, was clearly the bigger deal than Kid Cudi, a relative newcomer to the scene, this person argued.
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Kid Cudi Need to know what music to see this weekend? You’ve got your work cut out for you with shows all around, from country to bluegrass to jazz to rap and, well, I can’t remember a weekend this diverse in some time. Let’s start with rap, shall we?
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Click here to view the embedded video. If happiness is the result of watching this song on YouTube, there are 38 million happy people in the world. The vocalist behind “The Pursuit of Happiness,” Kid Cudi, is coming to Arkansas on April 29
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